The Murrabit Country Market commenced in 1977. Held on the first Saturday of every month (and Easter Saturday) an astonishing transformation takes place as up to 100 stalls open for business. Wares…
The Murrabit Country Market commenced in 1977. Held on the first Saturday of every month (and Easter Saturday) an astonishing transformation takes place as up to 100 stalls open for business. Wares from fresh home-grown produce, woodenware, recycled iron, plants, craft, bric-a-brac, hardware, tools, fishing gear and clothing are there to delight the purchaser.
Aromas of freshly cooked barbecues and hot food fill the air and morning tea at the hall, consisting of cappuccinos, scones, sandwiches and sumptuous cakes is not to be missed. Live entertainment adds to the relaxed atmosphere and popular entertainers perform at each of the markets.
After the market, enjoy a two minute drive to the Murray River and try some fishing for the much sought after Murray Cod. Or view the Murrabit bridge, the first all-steel bridge to be built over the Murray River between Victoria and New South Wales. It was constructed as a dual road and rail bridge in 1926; serving as a vital interstate link as part of the former Kerang-Murrabit-Stony Crossing railway.
